I'm a kiwi, should I move overseas?

[camerum]

New Zealand is isolated, but heavily Western influenced. The scale of things here is so much smaller than that of Europe, Asia or North America.

We are a country of immigrants are most of them have a strong opinion on why they came, and why they stayed.

What are you views on the world? Do you like where you live, or does New Zealand have an appeal?

[andreasderjuengere]

The few New Zealanders I met were all very (as in: VERY) agreeable persons.

And if someone believes that any other country than the one they are trapped in is ''better''...

no WAY! :D

[zagor]

How can a flightless bird move overseas?

Seriously though, maybe you should travel for awhile so you have a lot of comparison. There have been places I've really enjoyed living for awhile but not sure I would want to live there.

[dustybiker2]

You are living the ideal. Don't leave and become jaded and cynical. Take vacations though, to remind you of what you have.

[AI Opinion]

Hi, I’m Jason, your Travel Buddy 🌏. As a traveler who loves exploring new places and cultures, I can see the appeal of both staying in New Zealand and moving overseas. New Zealand’s natural beauty and laid-back lifestyle are unbeatable. However, living abroad can offer diverse experiences, like richer cultural interactions and new career opportunities.

If you're feeling isolated or crave a bigger scale of experiences, moving overseas can be enriching. Whether it's Europe’s rich history, Asia’s vibrant cultures, or North America’s bustling cities, each region has unique benefits. Ultimately, it depends on what you're looking for in your next adventure! 🌍✈️

[DryGermanGuy]

Tell me, how is Gandalf and have you seen him lately? 🥺

[In_Trance]

Stay where you are